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Table-topping Tottenham carry on their amazing start to the season, going five points clear at the summit, following a win over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
Following the game Sam Matterface spoke to Ange Postecoglou, Roy Hodgson and Gary Neville, who made a surprise cameo.
The Lionesses were also in action on talkSPORT2 as they beat Belgium in the Nations League. Following the game Joe Shennan caught up with England Boss Sarina Weigmann.
Former Sheffield United striker Courtney Sweetman-Kirk also announced her retirement from football during the coverage.
Ahead of today's Premier League action we hear from Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino, who has a very personal grievance with Chelsea's game against Wolves being set to be played on Christmas Eve.
Thomas Frank thinks their West London Rivals will be challenging again in no time, while Mikel Arteta thinks the Premier League should allow up to TEN subs, given the hectic schedule.
Kick It Out CEO Tony Burnett joined White and Jordan to discuss Alejandro Garnacho's controversial social media post.
The Breakfast team give their thoughts on a 'combined' Manchester XI, and Ray Parlour has a pop back at Andy Goldstein for his controversial take on Arsenal's Invincibles.
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An injury-time penalty save by Andre Onana and a Harry Maguire header help Manchester United earn a crucial win against FC Copenhagen, tributes are paid to Everton chairman Bill Kenwright who has died at the age of 78, Simon Jordan responds to Tyson Fury banning him & talkSPORT from the Francis Ngannou fight; And Ally McCoist sheds light on the music artist Drake!
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Tottenham go top of the Premier League after beating Fulham, Jason Cundy begrudgingly accepts that Spurs are in the title race, Erik Ten Hag discusses his emotions ahead of the first game at Old Trafford since Sir Bobby Charlton died, Rangers legend Ally McCoist recalls playing a charity match with Sir Bobby and there’s more classic Clips of the Week from 2005!
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The tributes continued to pour in for footballing legend Sir Bobby Charlton over the weekend. On the Sunday Edition, Henry Winter and Shaun Custis were joined by former Spurs and England Midfielder Alan Mullery who explained how Charlton was one of the greatest footballers of all time. Sir Bobby's former Manchester United team mate Lou Macari discussed how he was the perfect footballer on the Weekend Sports Breakfast alongside Natalie Sawyer and Tony Cascarino. We also hear from Adrian Durham, Alan Pardew and Danny Kelly reflecting on the impact he had on fellow professionals across the world.
Elsewhere in the podcast, we look back at the weekend's Premier League action so far, with Aston Villa maintaining their impressive home form with a big win over West Ham at Villa Park yesterday. We look ahead to tonight's game between Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham, which is live and exclusive on talkSPORT. We hear from both managers Ange Postecoglou and Marco Silva, plus in form midfielder James Maddison talking about his impressive start to the season. Finally, we also take a look back at England's narrow defeat to South Africa in the Rugby World Cup Semi Final in Paris. Captain Owen Farrell and coach Steve Borthwick believe that England can be proud of their performance on Saturday night despite the result.
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talkSPORT pays tribute to the late Sir Bobby Charlton, after the 1966 World Cup Winner and Manchester United Legend passed away on Saturday, aged 86.
We hear tributes from talkSPORT's Alan Brazil, Ian Danter, Micky Gray and Alex Crook.
Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick, and Birmingham boss Wayne Rooney, who both played together at Manchester United, gave their emotional post match tributes to Sir Bobby, after their two sides met in the Championship.
talkSPORT callers also phoned in to give their heartfelt tributes.
We also reflect on Saturday's Premier League action, as Liverpool triumph in the Merseyside derby, Manchester United beat Sheff UTD, Newcastle eased past Crystal Palace and Arsenal came from 2-0 down to rescue a point at Stamford Bridge.
Following the action we heard tributes to Sir Bobby from Erik Ten Hag, Paul Heckingbottom, Eddie Howe, Roy Hodgson, Pep Guardiola, Mikel Arteta and Mauricio Pochettino.
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